. The musical miscellany : being a collection of choice songs, set to the violin and flute, by the most eminent masters. Still in evry Breaft will move;More is Supererogation, Meer Idolatry of piay drefs a World of Chloes, in the Beauty flie can Ipare;Hear him, Cupidy who no Foe is, To Yj>ur Altars, or the Fair. f$ *?he Musical Miscellany. ft Srt&^ Answer/ 9 7 fc= —H made Reply; Do Florellas Charms difpleafe ye? i Dye then, foolifli Mor-tal, dye. Fancy not that Ill de-prive her Of her Gap-ti-va- ting Store; Shepherd The Musical Miscellany. 2 Shepherd, no, Ill ra-^ther give her Twen
. The musical miscellany : being a collection of choice songs, set to the violin and flute, by the most eminent masters. Still in evry Breaft will move;More is Supererogation, Meer Idolatry of piay drefs a World of Chloes, in the Beauty flie can Ipare;Hear him, Cupidy who no Foe is, To Yj>ur Altars, or the Fair. f$ *?he Musical Miscellany. ft Srt&^ Answer/ 9 7 fc= —H made Reply; Do Florellas Charms difpleafe ye? i Dye then, foolifli Mor-tal, dye. Fancy not that Ill de-prive her Of her Gap-ti-va- ting Store; Shepherd The Musical Miscellany. 2 Shepherd, no, Ill ra-^ther give her Twenty - c _o n m [J | II ! Thou—fand Beauties more. Were blorella proud, and four,Apt- to mock a Lovers Care, Juftly then youd pray that PowrShoud be *4 The Musical Miscellany. C* Q O T> ADVICE. Why all this Whining, why all this Pining, ma Love is a Folly, and Beauty is vain. Nothing fo ft: 2 i |JL^^;zi— ■ : g common as We alth and Wome f ro raife the Vapours, aqd fo dull the Brain. ro him thats —y ——j 1-4—». Merrj; The Musical Miscellany: 1 Merry, thats Frolick and Airy, Nothing is (tti> tiff, .\J(hf f |J#| CS ^ Grievous, nor nothing is Sad; Then rouze thy g # Qt^t _ 9 1* . Spirit, anc I take c )fF thy Claret, In one fmiling— d »—^=rz ~W Bumpci : a Cu res to be h ad. If C/m fly thee, and flill deny thee,Never look fiieaking, nor never repine: If tis her Faihion, to flight your Paffion,Then feem moft eafy, and deny her thine. Yet ~5 The Musical Miscellany Yet flily wooe her, and clofely purfue her, Or ftiell prove a Tyrant, and laugh thee to fcorn; When flic feems Waggifli, Coquettifli and Prudifh,Then give Her her Humour, and let Her be gone When next you meet her, again intreat her,And if you find fti
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